The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1887-06-11
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RYAS-Rev Father Ryan attended the ded.
ication at Wilmington last Sunday of St.
Roses Catholic church.
WHITE-Miss Elizabeth White a colored
lady residing on Fulton street was given a
surprise party by her colorsd friends on
Monday evesing last.
SHErARp-Mr. VIM Sheperd has gone to
Sheepsheai Bay, New York, to practice his
profession of veterinary surgery.
oSMILEY-Miss May Smiley of Kalamazoo,
Mich, is in Ottawa for few days, the guest
Of her brother, J. b. Smily, of the FREE
TRADER.
NEARY-Mrs. Meary is improving in
health, although still quite i'll.
BLocKLIoSsI-Mr Henry Blocklionsi, of
Chicago, is in town.
GOoDwIN-Mrs. R. NJ. Goodwin, to Union
Pier, Mich. is the guest of DR.. Hard, and
family.
CIGAR-The wenona Inder says will Hot
finger, Cigar maker Of this city, is abo ut to
remove to that town, having made arrang.
ments to occupy building now in course of
erection.
BoorH-Mr Booth, Of Iowa formerly of
this city, has been making his friends here
abouts visit this week.
CLARK-Mrs. j.. L. Clark, of Corwith
Iowa, is in the city for few weeks.
A.,
Cameron, Esq, returned home this week
from Europe, where for nearly three years
he has been studying art. cheefy in Paris
He has during his absence visited England,
Switzerland and Italy on artist travels, and
brought considerable of his work in Italy
with him. He will spend the summer here
with his parents.
HomE-Miss Carrie wh,ttlend returned
Wednesday, and will spend the summer in
this city.
BAIscH Mr.. Fred, Baisch left Thursday
for a trip through the west.
RILEr.--John Riley, Of streator, was in
town this week.
RUrLEDGE Mr.. A. Rutledge left this
week for western trip.
WATTs.-Mr. and Mrs. p. G. Watts left !
Wednesday for the east. whence they will
sail for Europe.
TuFrs.-Prof. and Mrs. Charles W. Tufts
left Ottawa last Thursday afternoon at four
O'Clock. They will sail for Europe the 23d
Of this month.
GopYaEY.-Mr. P. Godfrey, Of the east
side is very III.
PoRTEa-Miss Jessie Porter has gone to
Chicago to meet her sister Annie, who is ex-
pected home from Boston.
fENrzER.-Mr. Geo. Yentzer has gone to
Chicago on business.
ME1LocK.-Mr. II. A. Metlock, Sup: of
he Central Union Telephone Co., was in
own the most of this week.
BRADFORD. Mr. Charles Bradford is i'm
proving
PArT-Miss Hattie Patt, Of Sedalia, Mo,
8 the guest of her sister, Mrs Carl Simon.
HEESAS-Mr. D. Heenan, of Streator,
vas in town this week.
LYoS.-Mr. Eugene Lyon will start for
Nebraska next week, to settle there.
PENNY.-Mr. Geo. Penny spent last Sab. |
'ath with his parents in this city. III left for
ewa Tuesday morning
DEGES.-Sol Degen is expected home
rom France about Aug. /.
OaELvEsA.-Rev. j. 0melvena will preach
is farewell sermon at the Presbyterian ..
hurch tomorrow morning.
STRASGER.-Rev NJ. Stranger, OF the t
prng Valley Congregational church, was in
own this week. =
HERroRD.-Mrs. Hcrford Of Pennsy lvania, 9
'as visiting her old home at Ottawa this e
eek.
DAY.-Rev. Warren F. Day delivered an y
ddress at the Union City Congregational II
hurch last Wednesday evening. "
GREEs-MisS Green, of Kansas, spent last
sbbath with her Ottawa friends. q
KELLY MIR. VIM. Kelly, Of Msrseilles, $
rs been granted pension. n
BcoTH MIR. and Mrs. s. s. Booth, of lt
ort Dodge, Ia, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs ri
;. b. Titus, Of this city. Il
GRAvEs.-Miss Mary Graves of Seneca, .
I'd her guest, Miss Flora Shakespeare, OF v
Mich, we're iu Ottawa yester
y. They returned to Seneca last evening.
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